computing:vpnserver-openwrt
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This tutorial is for flashing a Netgear WNDR3800 router with openwrt and then building a vpn server on it with openvpn. The instructions here can easily be adapted to other hardware. First, download the stable release: | This tutorial was originally designed for using openvpn with openWRT on a Netgear WNDR3800 router. My current hardware, however, is the c7 Archer v5 by TP-Link. Regardless of what you use, however, this tutorial will help you use your openWRT router as a self-hosted VPN solution. First, download the stable release for you model. It's best to find the dedicated hardware page and check your exact variant, etc. Below, I have an example of the page for the Archer. I also included the link to all openWRT downloads and the supported hardware list. |
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| * [[https://openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/archer_c7|c7Archerv5]] |
| * [[https://downloads.openwrt.org/|Downloads]] |
| * [[https://openwrt.org/toh/start|Table of Hardware]] |
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[[http://downloads.openwrt.org|OpenWrt]] | |
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It is probably best to stop network manager; after that, assign a local ip address (on the same subnet as the router) to your network interface. | It is probably best to stop network manager; after that, assign a local ip address (on the same subnet as the router) to your network interface. |
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